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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
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lnoshep Lively Storm Beeaes Upoo Thos Cley.
VISITED By Lighting.


Anoshss Lsvsi, storm nseass Ups. rAb Cny.
visssed By Lighting.
At noon to-day Lancaster was visited oy
heavy fall Of rain, accompanied BY rather
phenomenal thunder and lighting. The
bolts Of lightning In several instances sp-
peared to be ereAt balls Of fl n, and the thun.
der sounded more like the discharge Of
heavy artillery and the bursting Of shells
than ordinary thunder. The lightning
struck several places In this city, but not
much damage was done
The chimney OF house 3iS, North Char.
lotte street, was struck and some slate wss
torn from the roof Of the building. Damage
slight
The electric light pole corner Of Orange
and Charlotte streets was struck. Tho pole
was shattered, the lamp broken and the bat
tory burned out Other poles and lamps on
the same line we're more or less injured.
DR.. Shaub, veterinary surgeon, GA North
Lime street. had just drove up TO his house
and was in the oct Of putting the deadlatch
key In the door when he was almost blinded
by issh Of lightning that seemed 70 oil the
whole street and deAiened by . simultanous
PEAL Of thundey. When he recovered suf.
hciently to look after his team he found the
horse 10 badly stunned - to be scarcely able
TO stand, and the new pbeton on which he
Was hsrnessed badly shattered. 1t would
seem that the bolt Of lightning struck and
/ demolished the vehicle without killing thu
horse
DR.. &. II. Metzyer had tied his horse to {
post In front Of the Rohrer house, on Ess
Chestnut street, near North Queen. Tht
lightning struck near by, stunned the horse
causing him to fall and break . SHAFT and de
molish the dashboard OF the phatou.
Lightning struck the house OF william
DANTE, On High street, bet ween Laurel an
/ Dorwart. Several bricks we're knocked from
the chimney. None Of the inmates wer
| stunned.
John Katz, grocer, on High street, Va
slightly stunned by lightning, which tool
effect in one OF his srmA
The house Of John Cresbaugh, 307 Nortl
Mulberry street. was struck and severn
bricks knocked from the top of the chimney
| A large locust tree in the Lancaster stool
yards was struck and shattered.
| Prior to the storm ct noon, this mornint
was one OF the mos: enervating OF the seasor
| While the Thermometer did not get mucl
above es5, the humidity must have beeI
we'll up in the nineties. 1t 10 said that whei
the humidity reaches 9s per cent . cigar wi
not remain lighted. 1t was not quite that boz
| here, but the moisture exuded out of th
body, Is though poor humanity Was bein
/ subjected to . Turkish bath. The recollet
ton Of the morning made the Afternoon
bree 70 all the more delightful
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

&u4ojD0nAonoo a lNTBLLtanEcnA
rprA. Aug. 6-The jury 10 assess
w inenrFod ln tAe proposed opening Of
oerooe NON IAncaatse avenue 70
Olgose cd Sixth ssrese north 70 old
1ruy NJ, helA . meeting On Friday
nS The jury conslsesd Of Msssra ..
1I10Silss, 0soege II. Richarda q. b.
- = H@ahsy, h. q Hsfshey and A.
o1loA The juHy, member Of counci',
1niR 4. J. Kan60an and b. II. North,
Vouo hksa ov@ ths grounds and shown
S4 - stroees would b opened. The
- afBsseed by the opening are the
16nnoa Watse company, the Old
1K1S Pubaio Ground company, Mt.
nrl Usnsessy company, school board
2<Sa I'd colonel samuel shock.
- pnsiss interested were present. either
= q By attorney. Amer viewing the
- NE jury adjourned until 1:3O p NJ,
- thsy met In the council chamber. A
a witnesses were exsmined showing
: = aanount Of cutters 10 b put down, pave
Snnn b b laid, fences made, etc. The fol-
5Uu1ng damages were ssked for: Columbia
.HMee company, A.3O0; Public Ground COM
~, o27OO; Colonel Shoch, $500. The
5nEy awarded the following: Water com
Duoy, $1,000; Public Ground company, u 600
Danisl Miller, . brakeman on Coatesvills
t1onl engine No 4sl, Of the Pennsylvania
Snllzuad, had his right hand painfully injured
Z fUuueosviliA He had his hand caught betweel
5 - bolt and the middle finger was badl!
sorushej, the index finger also being bruised
n Nuo came to town whore his injuries received
modlcal attsntion.
People Whe are Ost Of Town.
Il lli0 Anna Zook len town today for visi
y Cspe May.
Mn Mary Wagner and family left town
this aftsrnOon to enjoy . few weeks st At
lantic City.
Mis- Mamie Payne Is ON . visit to friend,
n Philadslphis.
Mrs. A. J. Kaufman and MIRA s. NJ. Zach
arias LEFT town yesterday tor Remove.
Mr.. Charles Haldeman 10 spending his Va
cation at the Delaware Water Gap.
on Sor II. srssna.
Company left town on Friday Afternoon
6 aslO over the Reading & Columbia rail
nod for the encampnent at Mount Gretna
The company was under command of Cap
Tin r. A. Bennett, and had 81 men, ranl
ia fla
A public sale Of 80 shares Of Kesley STOW,
eoapany stock and 30 shares of Columbii
Natiooa bank stock will be held ct tn.
Franklin house this evening.
II the weather In favorable Rev. b. b
Z JoBkson will administer the ordinance o
lnpei6m In the river opposite the gas work.
- Sunday at p. m.
Ths Columbia Juniors went to York thiI
0ceuing 70 play . game Of ball with tn,
Junior club Of that place.
Rev. John Wherry, Chinese missionary
0s,AA mo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
Good fsmpIar Omoara,

The following officers OF lodge No 6i, l. o.
q 9. T., OF this city, were duly installed ON
Friday evening: Chief telnplar, g. X. May.
nard vice templar, l.. Ellen Wright ssc-
rotary, F. q. Musser treasurer, K. D..
Bursk financial secretary, Marian E. Ken.
dlg (; marshal, b. Il. Steele chaplain, G..
Vinie Hensel guard, Jennie Moore senti.
nol. E. O. Kendig.
The lodge is in fiourishing condition and
increasing steadily In membership Com.
munications addressed TO the secretary will
yoceive prompt attention.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

ports Catue-Rsesipts, e.sO bead: shipnsnta.
1900; I; market strong; shipping steers, 40 70
i.hO is.. 8 IOoi 50; stoclsls' and feeders. d s
0s0: cove. bulls AND mixsd: u ooos IS; bulk.
q G1(12 Texas cattle, q SOS 70.
HoSs-kecaipts. li.dO head shipments, sSn
head; market strong rough and mixed, q q
q 1905 81 skips. 8 Ooo4 81.
sheep-keceipts, 6.OoO head shipments
100; market steady natives. S So4 %: West
ern. g OOo3 81; Texans, q SOS w; lambs. o Z!
as co.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
AOW DsD 000 Dl0s

Nsss Posrsa nase rowssaip. Ercsssd over
mra Jans Masheys Dsash.
Mira Jane Marley, wife OF Lawrence
Markey, died on July 16, ct her residence
near Nine PoiutA In Bart townshin Her
body was kept the usual length Of time and
inferred In cemetery at Steelville, Chester
county, In graveyard where were buried .
plumber Of relatives
Some days after the funeral It began to be
whispered In the neishborhood that Mira
Markey had not died . natural dc ath, but
had como to her death by being poisoned,
and the name OF relative WAS mentioned -
the party who had administered the fatal
dose.
These rumors finally reached the ears Of
Capt l. H. Keen, the deputy coroner Of the
district lie at once communicated the
rumors to Coroner HonomAn. That official
sought the advice Of District Attorney Weaver
| and after deliberating over the matter IL was
decided to fully investigate the rumors
The district attorney prepared . letter, with
the approval OF the coroner, and sent II to
Deputy Keen. In that lsttsr Keen was In.
structed 70 coier with Justice Of the Pesce
Trout, and together with him make every
effort 70 ascertain whether or not the rumoi
that Mira Markey WAS poisoned VAS true
This letter was sent to Deputy Keen In the
early part OF tho week aud an auswer was ex
pected to reach this city to-day, but up u
the hour OF going to press none had been re
ceived.
There IL no motive % yet known to the ~
thortties here for the poisoning, II the woman
met her death In that way Oil the district
attorney now desires since the ru
mors were reported to him Is thai
there shall be . full Investigation, and II tn,
rumors cannot be substantiated that the mat
ter shall he dropped, and ifthere Is sufficien
foundation the body will be exhumed and
} examined BY physicians
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
OhSop Excoro10o.

Cheap excursion to Niagara Falls. Bufial0 and
watkins Gen on Wednesday, August 10th, via
the popular r. = X. and Lehigh Valley route
Hound trip ticket good for nftssn days. Fare
only 60 Through train leaves Lancaster king
strest) st 7:S0 .. m.; Columbia 730 q H.; Man.
helm. SILT; Lititx. SIS; kphrsta, sSS. For full
Particular see circulars at all stations or "a.
dress, h. DICKINSON. Rxcursion Agent
6l6 Church st, Reading, Pa
jy:s, ,SOaug28 8sdkltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
Unioaso Produss aarssl

CHICAGO Aug 6. 1880 q m.-MArket opened.
Sneat-Aug., 61Sc; Sept sVac. Oet. o1sc
Nov. 12s.c.
Corn--.Aus. seSc; Sept toc; Oct. Nc
Nov &C.
Pcrk-l ear, el2O; jan, sl2 ~.
Lard-sept. d 60 Oct. q TAX: Nov. d IN.
Short kibs-Sept, q o.; Oct = ON.
Wheat-Aug. s7ac; sept. sac Oct, ,0ssc
Corn Aug, S9Isc; Sept, SO Oct, &hc ;
Nov, tossc.
Oats-Aug. 24Sc; Sept. sskc; Oct.
&ac.
Lard Aug. d IS; Sept 60; Oct.
D. 20; Nov, 20
Kibs-Aug.. q s;h Sept. ss OK; Oct. q Is.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
Tho Aug us. Quarter Session,

Upto date one hundred and forty
cases have been returned to the August
quarter sessious court A number OF them
will require some time to try and with the
list added to, a. 1t will be during the coming
week, the district attorney will have his
hands full the third week In August
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
Combined Cheap Excurston to Oosan Grove and
Long Bsanch.

On Wednesday. August H. Round trip tick
cts. good for six days. fare only $50. via Phila
dsphia Reading and Bound Brook route spe
cial through train leaves Lancaster (King
street) At 40 o IN Columbia, 4:3O Landisvtlle,
a:58 Aanheim. SOS Lititz. SIT. and Ephrata
SIS q. m. Special train leaves Ocean Grove At 8
p. m Long Branch, 6:la Over eight hours ON
the beach. Tickets good to return ON Wayne
junction or Philadelphia.
aug6 1, 10, ,lJ,l5, ,l6<W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
Robbed . German

Daniel Anderson, . German was In this city
On the 4.h OF July having . good time
During the day he got into company with
franklin Jackson, . colored boot black,
oome time after leaving jackson, Anderson
niesed watch and chain valued ct $40 and
A6o In money. He has been looking for the
~ sance that time On Friday he saw him
sne street and he st once went toAldermau
oaeys and made complaint Oficer
1eWaEs has the warrant for Jsckson,s srrest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
Ir.sA - Hang himssls

Sscoo Doelker, Of No. $50 High street, q
o.n % yee!s old, attempted 70 commit sui.
SO oo Friday evening BY hanging himself.
~ Was discovered BY his wife, who called
= neighbor named scheid, who cut hin,
aoWn. To-day Doslker u ali riRht And
yegrels that he made the attempt on his ma.
3o had quarrel with his wife and n v.. IN
- Asas OF passion that hs tried 70 hang him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

1hs jury summoned BY Deputy Coroner
zalisss. OF NJ Joy. to hold IN inquest on the
hody Of John F. Sheets, the 10y whose
drowning was noticed on Friday, rendered
~ following verdict /" That John +. Shestz
eame 70 his death BY accidentally falling Into
~ eistsrn and drowning, hs having un-
coveTed the cistsrn while playing with his
1t1tlo brother"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
Suit for Damages,

Winfield Scott, through Marriott Brosius,
has brought suit against the Pennsy lvsnis
railroad for damaged. Scott shipped some
meat over the railroad which Was delayed by
the wreck at Rohrerstown few weeks ago
The meat reached Philadelphia too late for
market and was spoiled before 1t could 10
used.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
Two Thousand Expected.

The Degree Stsff association Of Monterey
Lodge, No 242, 1. q. q. F., will hold Q pic.
MIC st Penryn park ON next Thursday.
1t IL expected to be the largest OF the seasop,
accommodations having been made for 2 900
excursioniAts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
jy:s. .SOsug2, 6,sdAltw
p. o. Q. Of a. Csssp lexeu,,,ou

70 Aauch Chunk. switchbsck and Glen Onoko,
on Tuesday. August 9th. Hound trip tic ksis
gooa Tor three days. Fare only q 80. Including
nue. around swltchback. Special through train
.oAves Lancaster (king street) 1t u IN; Col.
unoia. = IN Asnhsim, 6:E q. m; Lititz, ga.
sna apnr1ts. 10 T. IN. Trains rsturning same
~. S.y 1--we .saen Chnae n $50 p. IN. FxIticu-
jSA.NAusi,s.Ssa<w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
Dssags moving Te-hersou

The Iron bridge over the Conestoea creek
vnl p 9'oved Tomorrow morning, after the
~! uaan peases over as $50. Everything
- oeen asraeeed Sor the moving, end the
expeoessioa o. M railroad men II that the
ssioee WI - moved In very lev minuteA
sef Csfpsnter Heard will have charge Of
oeviag. The moving viii b witnessed
thousands os our citizonA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

The Emancipation Picnic will be held at Tells
Hain. Thursday. August II, 1887. The following
distinguished orators will address the audience
A. b. Wilson. OF Baltimore; q. .. Cary. Phia-
delphis Maj simpson. OF Harrisburg; e. Mel
len. and last but not least, Col. Geo. Burton, Of
Lancaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
From Mi,ls,svilIs 10 Psn,,,

Ine Evangelical church and Sunday school
OF Miiiersviile are picnicking st Psnryn park
to-day. They came To Lancaster on An.
Miliersville street railway 70 the uumbsr Of
about 800, and took the cars at the upper
depot OF the Reading railroad.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
The County Trsasursr's Statement

County Treasurer Grider has received for
axes ~, since January the large sum OF s25l,-
w 10 That amount 10 diyics lows /:
sa.a sssss YAK 1887, 81. 5as. 40 county tax 1885,
900 county tax lss8, s37, ,472 33 county
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

Margaret Gsllacher and Julia Reilly we're
arrested to-day for drunkenness and disor-
orderly conduct by Officer Schertz and locked
up for . hearing before Alderman SpuyrisE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
Contract Awarded,

The whitewsshing of the fences, DC, at
McGrann's park was awarded TO Amos X.
Crist, OF Columbia, he being the lowest
bidder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
ODAfAA.

Wotr. August s. lss-, in this city. Michael
Wolf. In the 9th year OF hts age.
The relatives ana friends, also Teutcnia
Lodge No. las Z. Is r.. RED Jacket Tribe. No
a. !. q. u. ~. and Monterey Lodge, No. ?.2. l. u
~ r., are invited 10 attend his funeral from his
late residence. No. tGs High stret, on sunday
afternoon at 9 O'Clock. Inter mcnt nj zion:
cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

Whsrs's the Street Commissionsr
The pool on East King street ct the reser
voir entrance will soon be deep enough to
make drowning possible.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

given by this organisatien have been very suc-
ccssiui affairs. ana this one will he no eacep.
uon. The principal attraction Of the day viii
be boat ~oe. In tho evening thcrc will be .
nne display Of n freworks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

Grant johnson, who was supposed tn be
fatally wounded by Mudby,in West Chester
some time since, il at work In Christiana
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
Fine Fssshsrs Donv sasks I,as B,sas.

From tho New Orleans Picsyune.
Fine feathers In chicken salad are cot TO
make . man st dinner feel down In the
month.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

A SSIGNED ESTATE OF GEORGE b,
undersigned auditor. appointed to distribute
the balance remaining In the hands of Asximii.
schaum and wife. 70 and among those legally
entitled To the same. Will SIT for that purposo Oh
Wednesday. August 10. LEST. at 10 O'clocs Z. m,
City Of Lancaster. where all persons interestod
in SAID distribution may attend.
jyls,3tds LC. ARNOLD, Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

TSTATE OF JACOB p. KILLINGER,
~ late OF Lancaster. Pa. deceased. The un,
balance remaining In the hands OF Lucy XII.
iingsr. sdmini:tr.trtx. 70 and among those
pose on Thuradsy. August II. 1851, ct O'Clock
D. m. In ths Library Room OF the Court House,
IN the CITY Of Lancaster. where all persons In.
jyl63tdS OWEN r. BRlCksR. Auditor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

D6TATE OF THOMAS CUMMINGS.
~ late Of Lancaster city, deceased Letter.
granted 70 the undersigned. all persons Indebted
thereto are req ussted tO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands
against the same. will present them without de-
lay for ssttlemsnt 70 the undersigned. residing
In Lancaster city.
q. BYRON CUMNINGs.
W. FAKE CUAnlkG6.
CIV. CUknlNG6,
jy9-6tdS Administrators
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

NUR CIGARS MIA QUERlDA AND
LER hand made, &C. EACH. In boxes OF sos and
lLO's. DkAUTH'sClG GAR STORE,
ia East King street,
Telephone Connection janl6W&SRtid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

ESTATE or ANN EEENAN, LATE OF
u Lancaster city, deceased. Letters testa-
mentary on said estate having been granted
70 the Undersigned. all persons indebted there
to are req questsd 10 make immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement TO the undersigned. residing In Ian.
caster city. JkO. II. h. WA4AEa.
jyl66td6 Executor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-02-25

Exactly $50 lives have been lost so far in tn,
construction Of the new Croton squeduct
near New York city.
1t is suggested by The Buffalo Courier that
passes be given 10 every theatergoing woman
who will dod her hat
Near Tyendinaga Canada, one day last
week, was killed a hog that weighed $50
rounds when dressed.
Fifty colored men hold clerkships in the de-
partments at Washington at salaries ranging
from 81, 900 to 1000 per year.
A widow at Oakland, Cal. las sued a local
paper because the reporter said her husband
had 'gone to a happier home"
Telephoning between New York and Phila-
delphia is now easy as it was between points
a block apart a few months ago.
tits estimated that il will cost about a, 900,
900 to establish the boundary line between
Alaska and British North America.
Fifteen thousand of the forty-egh. thous-
and votes cast in the recent election in Wash
ington territory were cast by women.
HIP. Forwood, the insolveut cotton mer-
chant OF Louisville. has been adJudged insane.
His brother was once lord mayor OF Liverpool
Twenty-Five years ago there was only one
Catholic church In Cincinnati, O.. now there
are twenty, witt forty eight thousand mem
bers.
j. B. Phillips stole . hog near Palestine,
Tex, one day recently, and Monday was SEN
fenced 70 two years in the penitentiary for tho
offense.
A London tailor has invented . dress coat
and waistcoat combined, by which means the
coat is kept In place much better than when
separate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-02-25
How a Boston Girl Captured a
Lover.

1t was cold and bleak without, but
warm and bright within. They sat
side by side near the glowing CRATE.
and watched the pickering freight as
it danced among the brc-a-brac on the
tables. They were both in deep
thought, and no sound was heard save
the signing of the wind among the
trees in the orchard and the measured
tick of the ormolu clock which rested
on bracket against the opposite wall,
and over which was suspended a snow
shovel covered with violet velvet and
trimmed with pink satin ribbons.
1T was not an hour nor a scene for aught
But love and calm delight"
The youth was manly in appearance
and the maiden vision of beauty, and
Judging from their attitude and ia
cency they were lovers. Suddenly the
maiden broke the silence. the poetic
silence:
Have you heard of this new science
called chirosophy?" she asked. in tones
sweeter than the musical tnkling of a
silver bell.
IL have. darling" he answered in
accents of inef1able tenderness; mot
only heard of 1t. but have given it con-
siderable study"
Dear met exclaimed the maiden.
IL am surprised. You have studied
chirosophyP Then perhaps you will
give me some instruction in the
scienceP'
Certainly. my own. Please let me
have your hand
ooh. GEORGE murmured the mai
den. overwhelmed with confusion, and
crimson with bushes; ''this is so sud-
den
What sudden?' the youth asked
in surprise.
Your asking for my hand" tremb-
lingly responded the maiden. But
there-what can | do but refer on to
pa, and believe me. dearest. OF need
have no fear of the result. lie will
certainly consent to my becoming your
wife"
Then. throwing herself on the neck
of her lover, the maiden gave vent to
her emotions in flood of happy tears.
Let us draw the curtain over this
affecting scene.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-02-25
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